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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
WCIOss AND vANouISHEp

Results Of Municipal Elections Through =
ont the state.
Midland Cty-Periey {. Heald, Peoples
candidate. elected Mayor
Negaunee-P. B. Kirkwood elected Mayor
by II majority over the Prohibition candi-
date.
Greenville-Democrais elect Mayor. Col
lsctor. Tfeasurer. Supervisor and three
Aldermen, giving them contro. OF the
council. Republicans elect Police justice
two Supervisors and Clerk.
Corunne-Union ticke. largely successful.
Hngh McCnrdy eieeied Mayor Union
candidate for Treasurer and three super
v.sors elected Democrats elect one alder
man AID Republicans he balance Of The
ticket.
st. Cgair-D.m0crats elect Mayor Asses
sor. one Alderman and two Supervisors.
Republicans bv the aid % X. OF J.. votes.
elected Clerk and Treasurer.
Big Rapids -Bspublicans elecf their en-
tire ticket. headed by J. T. E@coi' for
Mayor. by isrge maiortes. Democrats
elect iro alderman tEo mem ers u the
school Board and one supervisor.
Port Hur0n-Genersi Hsftsuf. Bspubli-
can, elected Mayor by 335 majority BAL
sace Of citg ticket Democfauc Democrats
and Republicans each elect three Aldermen
nsEiaz the Council Democratic.
Lspeer-Ds noorsts elect Mayer sra bal.
snce Of citv ticket ex-ert Cefk. Collector.
Member Of 4hooi Board, two Supervisors
three Alder 1sen ard three Consfs5. IS
which are Resublican-
Charlctte--Republican elsct tbsir. entire
city acket headed BY +. Shepherd for
Mayor.
B-onson- Democrats elect everything bat
Township Cls-k.
HilisiaIe -Reoubiczns sIsct Mayer sd
entire CITY ar va-3 tickets exosgt tbrss
Aldermen s1s one ssF@ry scr who are
Democrsfs.
Msrshai-Tae Ierac-z.s sisct fha ~
tire city saa ~sri o18oers. eTce9s ops
Aidermzn sd ore sofervisor.
Touia-Denorrsts siect cfsv srs ~zr5
tlekttS. exeeps Clsrk Tress1rsr szd 6oa
stsb.e. wso are Republicans
Mansstee- -Dezoc~sts s~spt ths ctf s71
vars s,scfire svsrytAlag oat a1e 4 Aaer-
man.
sseiosw -penosrsss e'szf Na7o-
frpssa-er. tteerteT So tf-es Aiteff1en.
Ilspaslle@as sssSt a&iAsss = kae essg ti3s@s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
He Mhlnned Ri. MIle.

The police were called al M early hour
this morning 70 quiet a disturbance Al n
somewhat notorious resort on Mcconnell
ST. but upon their arrival all was quie; as
Frank Bozhsy, the cause Of the disturbance
bad fed. Frank had been in the house
whipping bis wife who is az inmate. sfIer
which he went out aud began 10 smash in
the windows and doors. His wife is the
woman that was arrested at 800 Cznal-st.
some time since for stealing clothing be
longing 20 the other girls
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
CHAaLEVOiX COUNTY.


East JORDAN. April Election day was
very stormy and a light vote was polled.
The vote on the Prohibtory amendment
resulted. YES 3i7, no 55. The following
township ticket was elec:ei; Frank Rouny,
r, upeTvisOr 126 majority; J.. C. Master
sou, d., Clerk. DO; II. l.. Case, X, Treasur-
er 9S: Geo. Haynor. D., Highway Com,
$50. III. c. Barber was elected Justice OF the
Peaco. and Geo. Fast, School Inspector; no
opposition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

C&mpbeil's majority vas PSI. Longs 295.
Hebards pa and ButteTieid's 2CO. Mont
<0msry's vote vas AZ. Adsit's l52 AM
ratems 80. The town officers are. super
ylsor. Henry Mitchell, F.. * plurality;
Clerk, F. ID. Eddy, Il. 81: Treasurer. ID. G..
Look, K, TO, Justice Of the Peace. Robert
Hunter, Jr., r.. s.. Highway Commissioner.
e. y. Hill. T., lsj: school Inspector. l.. l..
CuItis5. los COnstsoles. j. G. T. Mueller, A.
3. Ransfogd. A ". Morgan. Rs. and Edson
o. HarFos, D. The vote on the Prohibition
amendment was 557 yes, no le5; salaries,
yes l45, 40 las.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Cireuit Judges

Returns received Up TO the hour Of gclnl
to press indicate the election Of the follow
ing Circuit judges:
1st- Victor II. Lane, Rep.
3d-Gartner. Brcvoort. Reilly, Hosmer
and Look, Dems-
6th-B Moore, Il
7th--Wm. Newton, ID.
sth-NerEOn II. Smith. ID.
9th-,ieo. II. Buck, l..
lCih-Chguncey II. Gage. ID.
llth-J. Il. Steppe K.
lilh-Aeron Dlckerman, Il.
l5th-Noah Z. LOveridge, K.
l6th-A. l.. Garfield. Il.
l7th-R. ". Montgomery. X.
I9,h-J. Byron Jadkius, Iud.
2Uth-Dsn J. Arnold, Il.
2ist-C. J. Wiiiett, u.
24th-Waison Beach, L
2j;h-C. i. Grant, r.
27th-John Palmer. K.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
OTTAWA COUNTY.


LsEoS. April 5.-Chester Township COM
plets IS a. follows;
Prohibition amendment. yes. O.. no, Is5.
Campbell, -; Grifin. f73. Atkinson, l.;
Long. 81. Camp. iTS. Blanchard. 10.
For Judge OF the Twentieth circuit.
Robert Duncan ID J. has a majority cf Isl
The Democrats elected the following
township ticket By an average majority OF
ii6. George F. Porter. Supervisor. james
r. Bennett, Clerk. Gsorre NJ. Miller. Trses-
urer. Hiram M0rtrant. Highway Cumuis-
sioaer. Luther D1an. Justice. James e.. Van
sbiyer. School Inspector. Cintoa n. Crab5.
Drain C0mmissiche-: COnsfables, JOhn
0nsr0r. Phillip Miller. AimOn Wi.lingtOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
LAKE COUNTY.


BsrpRrx. April 5.-Complete returns are
"a .3.lows.
Prohibition snsniment-ves. ~ 40. -
Increase 81 salsries-Yes, % no. =.
Campbell. -. Grifsa. IS. Atkinson, -.
Tonx. IS. Camp. -. Blanchard D. Hebard
-. Surague. q. Hiaer, - Batter6eid. -.
Vanaerv sen. a. Baamg8rtner, -. Preston.
II Cheney. II.
For Judge of the Nineseenth Circuit. r.
Byron Jud<ins revived = majority of l1f.
The snlIoxinr township officers we're
elecfai- Edsar Campbell r. Supervisor
ss. Laban 4 Carpenter. r.. Clerk. III.
faomes Heftsr-su. r. Treasurer 10.
fienrr sharp. T., Halfway Conf3issioner.
lff Eissr Camnbel =. Fasree - Iohn
81 sswsrsi. r Schoos Irsrerfcr. t,Ss 5ar1s
F Jewe-f. r.. prsia Conan8 issso0er, III.
Ccustsbies. Ichn Sloeuu. = iee Hsr-y r..
Ishsit, ~. III. Io-e1 - Chapman. r. 1T.
JACK Trsdfelt r IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
ksLKASKA COUNTY.
-Four Townships.

KALyAsEA. April 5.-Kalkaska Township
gives majority of 81 in favor OF the amend
meni and g. IL fayos o; salary amendment.
Campbell. l49, Long. lS5; Griffin. 81; Camp
&c, Atkinson, 81. blanchard. s., Clute. 81;
Cheeyer. "a. Eegents-Hebsrd, l55; But
;erlelf, i59 Nanderyeen. 80 Sprague, n;
Baumsardner, -, Miller, 55, Preston, "a;
Cheney 3d.
Adrch, Independent, has 80 majority
for Circuit judge
Boariman Township cives majority OF
S5 in favor of the prohibitOry amendment,
Excelsior Township I'd. and Wilson Town
shfr,
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SsrskTucx, ApriI 5-C3mDlste returns
are a. folloss. Majority in f4sog of ths pFe-
kiaifioa amendment. l55. decrease ef
sai4ues. yfs. III, Do. IS. Judges of the
SGpEsms c0urt-gsnspbeii i65. 0Flfin, t4'f
loag I5i. Csmo. ~. ksgrnts stste Tat
sersisy -Hs0ard. l64 Spfague, Is. Butter
1hecey So.
Tes JED e % The Tsentieib Iafclat Cir
c1is Dan AruO.d has 95 majority.
AILE8As. April The county COM
plsfe gives TIE Republican State Iicket soV
majority tie szs !. .meat 80. The Court
house psolecs "a. iefe2led.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

MiLwtuKfr April 5.-~ln uhe CITY the iu.
6icisi tickei OF The I.sber psriy vas elected
by majority o; from I've 70 seven hun.
dred. Al bat two precincts have been
heard from but the towns mske pp this de-
lcieDcy. - that the iudicsai ticket 81 the
Hited Democrsts and kepublenDs IN fhs
county will no doubt be eieoied by 5 nls OF
ity of about o0l
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
NEWeY0O COUNTY.
J. Palmer for Judge.

NEwAYGo. April 5.--Eleven towns Civ
seven hundred and thirty msiority for tbs
amendment with eleven towns yet 10 hear
.rom which will increase the above figures
10 one thousand.
J. H. laimer. Republican, OF Big Rapids
is elected Judge of the Twenty seventh
circuit The county will go Republican by
a smail plurality. Owing to the bsd coldi-
ton OF tbe roads returns come in slowly
frOIr the remote towns, which we can only
Communicate with by messenger.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
BY Unitsd Pres

DEIRotr. April 5.-The greatest interest
still centers IN the result OF yesterdays vote
on the prohibition amendment. The Pro-
hibitionists tonight are still claiming lis
success in the face Of the announcement by
the morning and afternoon papers that it
had been defeated by msjorlties ranging
from 5000 To 8 900. They claim that the
vote OF the rural precincts. still nnreporied.
will be sufficient TO give them the victory.
Revised figures received from ell the
countie. tonight Indicate the defeat Of the
amendment by 5000 and that these figures
will not be materially changed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Casnoxia.

CAsvovIs. April 5.-C0m plete returns are
Sc foiiows Prohibition amendmeni yes
III.
Cam pbel. f22 Griffin. 16. Atkinson. s..
Long. l19. Camp. -. y anchard. 60 Hebsrd
f9J. cprsEue. - Miilsr. 50 BauerfeI6, Is.
Nsndsrvsen. -. BssmgardneT -.
For gs-eait Judge DiekeTmsn. r, has -
majority.
The Republican township ticket rss
ectei bF me critics rsnriuE from 81 20
IA - feil0Ts cFeorgs BAR. Supervisor.
HsFman tiiibers. Cserk: Wm- Averili. Treas
urer. tel. PENDED ;. HiEhwaT C0DmfSsi oner.
Ctas. Neits Jlsiics IHo. A. Nils Justice.
An8-ew Foioos. schoal Inspector. Consfs-
b.s. Mathews. Bos.. Herald Wamsley.
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mArqast,s ssa liousatOn

NARoUerfE. April 5.-fuli returns ffon
Marquette county increase the majority
sgainst prohibition from 20 completed 10
1919
Full returns from HoughtOn county in
crease the majority against from l,2o9 10
LASS. The Peninsula goes over 500 against
the amendment.
special from Besssmer a. $40 states
that the majority ia that village against the
amendment is 81. The vote Of Iron
county is not counted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
MECCSTa COUNTY.
pesraerd and Aetna Townships.


MORLEY, April 5.-Moriey. including the
townships Of Deerfield and Aetna give a
majority OF l75 for the prohibi.ory amend
msnt and i5o Tor the salary amendment.
Campbell and Long have msjorities Of IL.
John III. Palmer. r., has 214 majority for
Circuit Judge.
Aetna township elects the entire Re-
puolican ticket Oy msiorilies ranging from
d 10 ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
County Complete.

CHAELsyOfz. April 5.-Complete returns
give majority OF go in favor o. the Pro-
hibitory amendment.
t. J. Mesch IS elected Supervisor and the
entire Republican township ticket has good
majorities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
IONA COUNTY.


I0S;,. April 5.-'fhis county complete
gives a majority for the amendment Of
$50. The Board OF Supervisors will prob
ably stand l. Republicans and Democrats.
Indications are that Smith. Democrat. is
elected Grcuit Judge. There were 500 third
party Prohibition votes cast in the county,
most of which went % Smith for Judge.
His majority ia The county IS about 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
laeaAm COUNTY.


Tsysgxs. April 5-Coeaplete returzs rIvs
10 nei3rlty II fsv3r ef the sasendaient ia
tnlx c'tv. pn.y one ward voting axs nst e.
f,amEh~il bss ua'arst7 kFd f13nR
asfrznster e. - Zl1 majority eir Fsrenit
Ie3xe Tbe ssiarg anen3nent Aas ass-
isr.fv 81 37s II ts favor
1se esaasy s6es i.rse.y fog 20 s<sAsos-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
mAulsrsE COUNTY.


NaSf<zEF, Arrsl 5-Tbis city. Filler.
ssroaaca and Nsnistee towaskips eve TIE
Dan 5adxes ar8 Eexenke sfe ma
.o-ifr ever tSs Eeun eicsns TIE town
s,,s - o. Brsxau4s sa1 Arcsfl.a give a ms-
,o-irv f3T the rrohf5ss5on ansen8sr an4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
SaIar,es.

From reports received from the Upper
Peninsula and tie larger cities. II Is proc
able that the Salary amendment IS carried
by good majority.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Nerc,nEes.

The township of vergennes went Demo
cratic IS usual oy tee following ayerag.
msjorities. state ticket. 53, Circuit Judge, 9e
town ticket, .. for amendment 81; aglins;
salaries amendment i56.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

ALBIoS' April 5.-Cbsirinan Dickie, of
the Prohibition State Committee. claims the
state by 1900 majority aud has telegrSphed
and telephoned friends OF the amendment
al! over the State. y hold Tie STATE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Detroit rudges,

DErRorT. April 5.-The Democrats elect
the five Judges i'm the county by unprece-
dented maloriiies. The majority against
the amendment Is II So.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

East JoEDAN, April 5.-Sringvsle town
ship gives q majority of four for me Pro-
hioitory amendment, and - for the increase
in saiaries. =. g.. Rsmsdell, r., has a
majority OK - for Circuit Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
,rastlee. ard Regents.

Reports indicate that Campbell and Long,
Republicans, are elected Justices o. the
supreme Court b. msjorities ranging from
5000 10 5000. Long running TAR ahead OF
Campbell. who was cut bsdly in some
places, particularly in the Upper Peninsula.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Cssss.s s.isaef J Cars 4aa 6 ~ Asvoos
LsLslscses.
RLLEGAN COUNTY.


oTsz.a. April 5.-lompls.s rstEEas siVe
.1s s8fsa1 s-zst nez}9slfy Cf 30 ~ -
lsYes ,a teis - axe ArBol1. t0F Judge =
the FNen sth Lsrc..lf has . ns50rttE -
49, aa1 tos Prohibition township tieka.i :
sisrlet Glssg0 voted a. 30 i0r Town
Hal - larEe majority
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
IN RHODE ISLAND TO-DAY.
Tire Equsl sanragists VIII Have Chance
90 show Their Strength.

PRoyIDrScE. K. l.. April 5.-Tomouow :
election will be- for state officers and men,
bers Of Legislature and On the question Of 3
Womsn's Suffrage amendment % the Con-
stitnti0n. There are three tickets ia the
d-Republicsn. Democratic aud Probibi-
ton N looks tonight as 4 the election
will be thrown into the Legislature. Il re
curing a majority % elect The Demo
crats are very confident. however and may
win. owing 10 dissenlions among the he
nublicaD~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

scuooIca,rr. April 5-Tae Prohibitory
Amendment bad a msiOritv Of 81 in its
tsvor. The Rcp2b.icans elected township
officers By small maiorites.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
KALAMAZOO COUNTY.


kALsN,z0o, April ; 5-Kalamsz00 county
compete gives a majority OF Go In favor
Of the PrOhibitoTy amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
,zelrose Township.

East JoRpA~. April 5-Melrose township
q i.ts d minority of Sc in favor OF the Pro-
hibitOry ameccmeut, aud y in favor of in
crezsing salaries Of S-ate officers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Czasz. Arri. s---The Eepec -aos n this
towusnip etect r. Fl Tsraer sad J Js-ain-
fifkse wss siertef se foiiowE =. ~ Earnes
S,rrrv scr. ~ Hran Clerk n A. corneli.
Treasurer = Frsdeuelrsh. d zhwey Goa
rsissiouer A Fisnis f1il terra' Jasf ~
r. Wei0h. ivscanrvi fassice ~ y
ssa& srAea ks~pesxor, .. B@Fi-y. Drsan
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

MaHgt FrrE. Aprl 8 A disgrsCefai row
ia Marguardcs saloon at hessemef ns +
o'clock fhis aiiernoon resulted iH tbs ini el
shooting 81 l.0us hiohcriE ~ August
Dudek
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

CHICAGO. April 5-Hetarns from az the
wards give Roche. Rspubliesnl 81 oss. Mel
son, Il niied Labor = s4s. Roche's ma
iorlty. =, s,9si. The City Council Is largely
Republican Ia the Seventh ward T. ID.
Connor. Socialist Was elected Alderman.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Ths Republican plurality on the State
tc1et vas a. each ior Cams y5eI Long ansi
hebaft. Bulterfieii s. AMI Montgomery =.
Majority for the Frohibitory amen tment %.
TIE snisrs Republican township ticket Was
elec ed oy piuFaiiiies ranging from % 10 A..
ard the new Officers a.. supervisor, Nelson
Kelley CLERK l. ID. Ali-n, Treasurer John
LeaLherman, Justice Of the Peace. Rufus
Oterholl. School Inspector. J. b. hllitker,
Ill gaNay Commissioners. c. II. Anderson.
Drain Commissioner. III. II. Wilbur. Con
stables. J. L. Blain. John Loyeiess, Homer
Aukney. 4. Skerrirgt0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
mUsKsGCN COUNTY.


WHITEHALL, April 5.-The township Of
Whitehall eives q Republican ussiorify on
State officers sn3 elects Republican Town
ship tickets. ProhioItory emenjment, Yes
554. No -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

s45 iafes . .sssflaea Al the ssHtiaa.ss a
lse Ellsl l4esf s.4ssy ssfe as.esssa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Esris rawnshIp.

Ttis township -9Te a majority Of 26
svsinr. tse araentmcut. TIE 8ap1bhcans
slec- ,hsic enurs township ticket oy large
nIatrr.Hrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Heughton County.

HANcocK, April 5.-honghton county
gives for prohibition li62. and 1851
against Williams will csrFy the county
for Circuit Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

sax FRsEusoo April 5.--The CITY a
Peking brought ssa 094 trade dollars from
China 10 De eKcbHuEe5 foF standard collar
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
A.h..na rown.hlp.

LAKE April 5.-rhe pr0kibisorv amend
ment received a majority Of 2l0 Yes N thi
township.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Cornnna-Union ticse. largely successful
Hngh McCnrdg eieoied Mayor lniou
candidate for Treasurer and three super
vsors elected Democrats elect one alder
man and Republicans he balance Of the
firF-f
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

OwossO- Republicans elect Mayor, Clerk
school Inspectors. two Directors OF ths
Poor, two supervisors. one Alderman and
Two Cons labies Democrats elect balance
Of city and ward officers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Tie Fusi0nlsfs carried this township ~
reduced plurality. Adsits ms.9ritg > -.
The la Iorits AGAINST the Prohibition amend
nisnt sas 81 tbs vote oeiag no 80. yes
10. TIE salaries amsndmelt vas Yer l6
lays ~ t1e Town ticket elect -, onpsf-
visor. John Kinney. r.. -. Clelk, J.. =.
Maynard. f., A.. Treasurer. T. - kipP, F..
81 school, Inspector. Nls. Constance Ia
hard. r. 6s Hish say oUlnislo0srs Mar
Gus Tabor. y II justice fine Peace K. b.
6rahan. r, 81. Drsla Commissioners. John
jeop. fr0nioitioBist. ol, Conslabies, ali
lenccra.s, PALip B0os. Alex. Hzrrepp, >.
" ash, j. " slsi and Cespsr thinner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06
Against the Prohibit0ry
Amendment.

Such are tho Estimated Fig
ures on Mondays 5 Election
Compiled After Much Waiting
for the Returns.
Thsy Come Slow But They
arc just as Welcome.
The Upper Peninsula AMI
Wayne County Did
Lne Business.
The Cncial Returns VIII Not
Change the Result.
Republican Pluralties on State
ard Judicial Tickets.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

sas sleeis.i ~ BssssTiiies ra8z'ng f4sea -
81. r. e. Ioansou. rssoerF s1f - set
8. >hs4r Clerk ae1ry A ao<sF fress-
gre5, 1eo. ~ JorrAcs. Highway Cli.-
missioner - goha ~ sT4ss. lsstiee. 81
t1as- -. took. eekags "a, ecsor ~ Goa
Stables y "a n Br0sa. - VA Lexteo.
- lohn 81 Halherf. 81 VI a. fhoakas. -.
CALsBosft. April 5-Compsels fstares
ftoli tlls aonntv sce az iosloss
fn8niDilloa 4ussndnleut- -. 30. ho.
l3I. Increase 81 saiaries-- n -. i4Is no, -
Campbell. 100 emma. IL AfsiIsco. -
LcDs. LOS, Camp. 10, Blz1ehAEd. =.
thssEsr 80 Cute. %.
henaft i'h5. 1pfag1e, lty Allief, =,
Euttsrneie lo5 Ss1terseen. TO. b2am-
saruoer- -. Preston. 60 cheney. ~.
For CEcait Judge Montgomery has a
plurality oi li8 The v0ss sas a. follows.
Non Somsry. ZIz. Adzit. -. Iaiem, -.
Tie toEnshlp ticxet Is Espg5Acsn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Apa Anrii -rhe vote iu this township
is ss follows. Grhu. lt0 Campbell. 10..
lsmp 1903 fcnE 1a2 Prohibition. li6
5es. fl4 no. tiss -1s rs votes. Mont
1amery. tlt rsaens. s. TIE entire Union
.sVas1c ticsei vas elected by the follow
fcz na' rriaes SiIcrFsor. s. b. Clements.
f1 fiefs FL ID Cs,freil S. Treasurer +
tl1rt afuicE M Highway Com missioner,
arolss Soy lae, it Justice. II. @. CslweiL
School Inspector Wn. Farrell s..
4 lTcn l1ns.a1Ias dH
t-raEtsa
gsarrsv rerrFn. Ar~ii s-Ths complies
vcre PEI tnis frvaelln vas as f,iiows
fr5aie. -ln. YES 81, no lsi. Increase of
taAptel - lir 81 f5s Long f25. Camp
fH IaeeTFf tt tats H. Hehsal t1t
-efar1s t, H1eefst 1885 FAatsrvean
l7 P-as-rn 81. Eheaev ~.
sl,l -ane-v lsr Circais 3 1,iye has ma
iorfT ~ fs
Ftr township tirkst rss elected By na-
ffrs rsne ns fsou ID s1. ss f5i.ows, T.
s.. eIifn -. supervisor. s. ". Nzticc. r.
fiefs A. - h0wEri p. freasGrsr ~
frlHatt. b 8.savar cs-azsa issicusr: ~.
Yes 81. ilss er Z. =. clceakizss, =.
les-.fe E.r. Sssh. :. Seh1ci irs7sssor
L4fezf7nfre Hnf-t t'4r,1 @f.-4 Salisbury
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Results Of Municipal Elections Through
ont the state.
Midland Ci,y--Periey C. Heald, Peoples
candidate. elected Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Greenville-Democrais elect Mayor. Col
lsctor. Tfeasurer. Supervisor and three
Aldermen, giving them cOntTo. or the
council. Republicans elect Police Justice
two Supervisors and Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-06

Negaunee-P. y. kirkwood elected Mayor
by - majority over the Prohibition candi-
date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-29

Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE PROGRESS OF EVENTS In EUROPE
AND ASIA.
oiaostone At the Grounds Of the American
Kxhibition-Russis, England,
and Afghanistan.
IBy Anglo American cable 70 ,ro n,.n,,cn =,

tBy Anglo American cable to tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, April 2S--Mr. Gladstone
and his wife to-day paid visit to the
grounds OF the American exhibition
and the camp of the Wild-West show.
a special performance was given for
their entertainment, and they we're
much impressed by the aborigines.
Mr.. Gladstone sat and looked on with
all the evidence of child-like delight
After the performance was over he was
introduced to Red Shirt, one of the
Indians. Mr.. Gladstone spoke TO him
at length, and asked him whether he
noticed any difference between the
English and Americans, or If he
regarded them as brothers. Red
Shirt replied that he didn't
notice much about the brotherhood"
One thousand five hundred workmen
employed at the exhibition grounds
cheered for Gladstone and home rule.
Gladstone and his wife bowed repeat
edly IN answer to the SITUATIONS.
Gladstone was entertained at lunch by
the managers of the exhibition. Colo
mel Russell, of Boston, presided. Glad
stone. replying to a toast TO his health,
said among other things "The insti-
tutions and progress of the United
States have always been subjects of
great interest to me, ever since very
many years ago l studied the life of
Washington. / became then aware
first, of the magnitude of the destiny
reserved for Americans; and second,
Of the fact that the period of the
birth of American States was Of
more interest than any other it was
possible TO study. Whenever a youth
DESTROYS of studying political life con-
suits Inc respecting the course OF study
in the field of history / always refer
him to the early history OF, America.
God Almighty made Englishmcn and
Americans kinsmen, and they ought
to have affections for one another. If
they had not humanity would cry
shame upon them. | rejoice that the
clouds which once obscured our mu-
tual visions have almost vanished from
our political sky, and that the future is
as bright and promising rs the warm
est. hearted among lis could desire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-29
Washington Notes.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch


WASHINGTON, April 2S.-It is stated
at the Pension Office that nearly 400
pensions have been granted under tho
MeXican-service act of January 10Th.
About 49, 900 Mexican claims have been
received at the Pension Office up to
date
SThe President this afternoon issued
Il proclamation suspendlng discrimi-
mating duties, tonnage taxes, &c, upon
vessels of the Netherlands and Dutch
East Indies under the law authorizing
him to make such exemptions where
similar advantages have been afforded
to vessels of the United States.
The Grant relics, which have been for
several months safely guarded in one Of
the private rooms of the National Mu-
scum, are now being placed on public
exhibition. To-day two handsome
plush-lincd cases, filed with articles
from the collection, were placed in the
north hall of the Museum near the main
entrance. The articles shown, besides
their historical interest, are of great IN
triusic value.